UO Today: International studies professor on a book, new minor
Kristin Yarris talked about an interdisciplinary mental health class and the global health minor
Campus and Community
UO Today: Los Angeles poet laureate shares her work
Robin Coste Lewis talks about and reads aloud from her new poetry collection
Technology a primary theme at trustees' December meetings
President Initiative in Data Science and Transform IT among scheduled presentations on Dec. 7 and 8
UO Zero Waste works to keep recyclables out of the landfill
Cups, plastics and garbage are contaminating recycling efforts
Twelve sculptures by acclaimed artist Ai Weiwei come to JSMA
The works, representing figures of the Chinese zodiac, are in the north courtyard
Pioneering former legislator and Duck remains a force in Oregon
Oregon Quarterly speaks with Nancie Fadeley, who helped pass the state’s bottle bill and land-use planning law
Schill voices concern over the effects of proposed tax overhaul
The changes would hurt graduate students the most, but also charitable giving
In fall, UO groundskeepers' No. 1 job is bringing in the leaves
UO groundskeepers spend fall term clearing campus leaves
Willie Taggart brings some Florida sunshine to rainy Eugene
The UO’s new head football coach says winning isn’t complicated, but people are
UO Today: Ethnic studies and geography prof on racial violence
Laura Pulido also talks about her research and political activism in an interview with Paul Peppis